The Missouri History Museum has been active in the St. Louis community since 1866. Founding members organized the historical society "for the purpose of saving from oblivion the early history of the city and state." Today, the Missouri Historical Society operates the Missouri History Museum in Forest Park and the Library and Research Center at 225 South Skinker Blvd. in the city of St. Louis.
The Missouri History Museum invites you to step back in time and re-discover St. Louis through historical photography from MHM's Photograph and Prints Collection.
The Missouri History Museum's Photographs and Prints collection documents the physical growth of St. Louis and surrounding communities, prominent citizens, industries and institutions, important community events, and the everyday life of the region's diverse inhabitants.
Visit our online collection search to view more photographs, prints, archives, and artifacts.
http://collections.mohistory.org/search
Find out more at: www.mohistory.org
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"United Hebrew was the first Jewish congregation in St. Louis, formally organized on October 20, 1841, as Orthodox. It became Reform in the 1870's. Its roots ... (read more)
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"United Hebrew was the first Jewish congregation in St. Louis, formally organized on October 20, 1841, as Orthodox. It became Reform in the 1870's. Its roots ... (read more)
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"United Hebrew was the first Jewish congregation in St. Louis, formally organized on October 20, 1841, as Orthodox. It became Reform in the 1870's. Its roots ... (read more)
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"United Hebrew was the first Jewish congregation in St. Louis, formally organized on October 20, 1841, as Orthodox. It became Reform in the 1870's. Its roots ... (read more)
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Panorama of 1904 World's Fair grounds to northwest, taken from tethered balloon at 900 feet. (read more)
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1904 Olympic Marathon participants, Len Tau (left) and Jan Mashiani of the Tswana tribe of South Africa. Jessie Tarbox Beals. (read more)
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C.E. Dvorak of the Chicago Athletic Association Pole Vaulting at the 1904 Olympics. Dvorak won the competition. (read more)
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John Flannigan of the Greater New York Irish Athletic Association, winner of the 16 pound hammer throw at the 1904 Olympics. Jessie Tarbox Beals. (read more)
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H.L. Hillman of the New York Athletic Club, winner of 200 meter hurdle race, 400 meter run, and 400 meter hurdle race at the 1904 Olympics. ... (read more)
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E. Rausche of Germany, winner of the one mile swimming championship, ready to start at the 1904 Olympics. Photograph by Jessie Tarbox Beals. (read more)
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James D. Lightbody, Chicago Athletic Club, winner of three Olympic championships at the 1904 Olympics. Photograph by Jessie Tarbox Beals. (read more)
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Fred Winters, New York, winner of the dumbbell competition at the 1904 Olympics. Photograph by Jessie Tarbox Beals. Missouri History Museum. (read more)
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A procession forming up on the Pike on Pike Day at the 1904 World's Fair. Photograph by the Official Photographic Company. (read more)
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Start of the 440 yard championship swimming event at the 1904 Olympics. (read more)
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Athlete getting set for the shot put at the 1904 Olympics. Jessie Tarbox Beals (attributed). http://collections.mohistory.org/photo/PHO:15620 (read more)
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Washington Avenue looking west from Fourth Street. Missouri Athletic Club, Northwest corner of Fourth and Washington Streets, at right. After a deadly fire in 1914, the ... (read more)
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The offices of the AAA Motor Club is pictured in the foreground. This elaborate building was constructed in 1893 to serve as the headquarters of the ... (read more)
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Sidewalk in Front of 300 Washington Avenue. Photograph by Richard Moore, 1939. (read more)
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North Side of Market Between Sixth and Seventh Streets, 22 March 1942. (read more)
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Group of men, a boy, and two girls standing in front of Walgreen's at the northeast corner of Delmar Boulevard and Union Boulevard, 24 October 1932. (read more)
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Harbor Office at St. Louis riverfront, with Eads Bridge and Veterans Bridge (Martin Luther King Memorial Bridge) in background. (read more)
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View looking up the sidewalk in front of 1323 South Broadway, 14 April 1932. The commercial district along South Broadway was once a busting streetscape, featuring ... (read more)
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View looking north on Grand Avenue towards the Fox Theatre. When the Fox Theatre opened in January 1929, it grossed more than $50,000 in its opening ... (read more)
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Olive Street, looking east from Eighth Street. Wm. Barr Dry Goods Co. is pictured at the northeast corner of Seventh and Olive Streets. William Barr, a ... (read more)
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Southeast corner of Ninth and Olive Streets, looking west on Olive. Scruggs Vandervoort and Barney department store is pictured at right. The dry goods firm of ... (read more)
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